Corry Churches Welcome You Rally Of Local Faith Groups
Local church notices list services across Corry with First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street 11:00 a.m. service and 12:15 p.m. Sunday School, plus various area congregations including Presbyterian, Adventist, Alliance, Episcopal, Baptist, Methodist and Nazarene. Details cover schedules, sermon topics, meetings, and special events for September.
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Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Minder
First Presbyterian Courch
Pleasant
South Center
Gilbert D. Boyd
Merrill Patterson
Tobias
Sibellius
Durand
Reed
Christian and
Vssionary Alliance Church
Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Wilmer Heffer
Floyd Martin
Fred Lindsey
Roy Herstetter
Nis
Women’s Missionary
Young People's Society
Theodore T. Steckel
Nasor
Christian and Missionary Alliance Pharch
East Brady
Ewest
Bohmans
Erie
Bohman
Christ
Spartansburg Baptist Church
G.W. O'Keefe
Nastor
Church OF the United Brethren IN Christ
North Center Street
H. Rat Harris
John D. Westley
Tesson
Moses
Aaron
Alin Ay Mo Dumior
Christian Endeavor Bo’ Cieties
Arthur Tagrem
Tea Jewell
Duane Street
Lloyd Shawyer
Por
Amici Sewing Circle
John Carver
Main Street
Women's Aid Society
L. V. ‘Thorogood
Snyder Circle
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Concord Streets
C. P. Hildebrand
John Freno
Missionary Society
Willum Peiffer
P. Hilde
Brand
First Methodist
Comer Pleasant
South Center Streets
B. A. Galbreith
Ralph & Dewey
Jesus
Bimaria
H. Lynn Rice
Epworth League
Firse Baptist Phurch
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Arthur J
Coran
Sand Lake
Mich
Christian Endeavor Society
TAS P. MC
Corcoran
C. B. Society
Mid-West
Howard Blanchard
Brokenstraw
John Waite
Columbus Church
Ida Ohyn
Albers Sanderg
Spring Creek
Canaday
Betty Damon
West Spring Creek
Waite
Hazel Eldred
Bethel Tabernacle
East Church Street
Leon J. Prank
Eldred Retish
Coie
Claude Roush
Clymer
Spartansburg Golfel Tabernacle
W. W. Conley
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Elgin Methodist Church
Verl Walker
Concord Ridge
Blue Eye
List of Churches in Corry Bethel Tabernacle to St Thomas HC
Bethel Tabernacle East Church Baptist and Missionary Alliance Washington and Maple Ave Church of the United Brethren in Christ Demter Center and W Amith St Emmanuel Zuluopal Corner Hy Center and W Amith St First Baptist Church W Pi eamand ht Second Ave First Church of Christ Bolestrat Park Gt First Methodist Church Center and E Pleasant First Presbyterian Church Pieamint and S Center Seventh Day Adventist Church Center Bt St Elizabeth's Church St Thomas HC Church...
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Bethel Tabernacle
East Church
Christian and Misonary Alliance
E. Washington
Maple Ave
Church of Thin Wasarmig
Eamessear
Firat Church of Christ
Bolestrat
Park
Firat Methodist Church
Center
Pleasant
Firat
Soyee
Wanhington
Sores Bi Bowth
Conard
Federal Court at Erie September 28
Federal court in Erie lists 14 defendants in a September 28 session. Names include Stanton and Mashank residents facing charges of selective service evasion and impersonation of federal officers, plus a white slavery case against Mamie Robinson of Gunter. The docket names Allen registration, Peter Savitski, Karl Dollinger, and others from Stanton and Canter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Peter Savitski
Stanton
Karl J H. Dollinger
Robert Thomas Halstead
Eber Froumus Scott
Robert Shrlekler Brown
William Joseph Murry
Arthur Faul ‘Brown
Mashank
Sterling Floyd Wright
Mashwik
Clyde Scott
Orneliis
Sackett
Bhoy
Worth Sample
Francis Joseph English
Theodore F. Reamp
Carter
John Eawig Bennett
Mamie Robinson
Gunter 15
Prostitution verdicts mark county court session end
County Court ended with three not guilty verdicts and one guilty judgment. Edna Mazzocco was convicted of prostitution and faces sentencing next week. Charles Sanford cleared on indecent assault charges but must pay costs. Wallace Coleman and Josh Wellers were acquitted of burglary. attorney Franklin Hosbach defended the defendants. Church notices follow with service times at Spencer Community Church Elgin Methodist and Elizabeth's B C. The article notes the world’s largest known beryllium ore deposit found in southern Oregon.
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Erith
Sepo
Priciay Nx
Res
Edna Mazzocco
Hoor
East Eleventh Street
Charles Sanford
German Street
Viola Novickl
East 20Th Street
Sanford
Wallace Coleman
Josh Wellers
Wesleyville
East Second Street
Franklin Hosbach
Aged Farmer Is Fatally Injured in Tragic Accident
Aged farmer dies after a fall at the Livelor firm premises. He died at Westfield Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Myrble Peele Smith two sons Loui and Charles Smith two brothers George W. Smith Frank Smith two sisters Lena Brown and quila Chapman. Grandchildren. Funeral at Crandall Stowell funeral home Saturday at 2:30 PM Rev. George Osman officiating burial in Westfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall & Stowell
George Osman
The
Pies! Methodist Cue
Westfield Cemetery
Blame Drivers in Two Deaths
Inquests held Thursday night at the courthouse found drivers negligent in two fatal traffic accidents. Frank J. Martin of 204 West 1ath Street was deemed negligent for failing to signal before a left turn, contributing to Mate Guschs death in Summitownship. Rudolph Roscher of Edinborn was found negligent for mismanaging his vehicle at the line of the encounter with Kenneth Spangler near Exe. District Attorney Button Laub said he would consult the sheriff about possible voluntary manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voropers
Court House
Shelf Fred Lamberton
Button R. Laub
Mate Gusch
Waterford
William Darkus
Peach Street
Frank J. Martin
West 1Ath Street
Summitownstip
Wid
Kenneth Spangler
West 25Th Street
Exe
Rudolph Roscher
R, D
Edinborn
Spangler
Eceldeny
Kane Drives Bond Campaign With One Third Raised
Kane Frida reports the Kane Bank and Tyant Company led by a record bond purchase of 86861 pushed the drive toward a 650000 goal to 20633175. In the county about 10 percent of the five million quota has been met, with the total reaching 1 075000. House to house solicitation by Kane for the bond drive continues with about 150 workers across the borough.
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KANE
Kane Frida
Kane Bank and Tyant Company
Corry News Briefs Report Local Incidents and Appointments
A carless crash on Center Street left minor injuries as a cyclist collided with a bag-wagon rider. Police found a wheel damaged bicycle near Vanderhof Restaurant. Erie reports name Waren Woon as appointed county coroner, replacing Dr Stroble. Hospital and city notices reference license issues, factory inventories, and nurse aide program expansion. Local youths escape Berkshire School, with police seeking three boys. Navy training recruits list include Amoroso and Puchly among Titusville residents. State officials urge free maternity care support for servicemen families and await federal approval.
Ingrad Hero Front Pages Kiev Victory Rumors
A scrambled report from Ingrad presents a front page glimpse of a hero, with mentions of Kiev, Soviet actions, and air casualties. The fragmentary text references battles, generals, ships, and tense fronts, alongside a cryptic note about a secretary and a hospital context.
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Ingrad
Kiev
Capi
Sokolovsky
Isitautory
Dubrovia
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Corry Churches
Frank E. Graft
Arency
EB. Guignen
Ales Leon Works
V. E. Fintisips
Seventh Day Adventist Nort
Center Street
Bear Creek
Melvin J. Stedler
Company
Wracken-Keating
Wayieon-Fogle Lumber Co
Sartre Mie
Emmona Elevator Co
Tony Jackson
Western Auto Btore Mex Theatre
Emmanuel Episcopal
Smith and
North Center Streets
Edward van Fouten
Clyde Shotzbarger
Emmanuel Guild
Salvation Anmy Adit
Join D. Morrison
Salvation Service
Zouing People's Legion
Home League
Adjt
John D. Morrison
Leelon
Young People's Singing Company
Tved
East Beanch
Bear Lake WU
Byron V. Berry
Alton Grosby
Christian Endeavor
North Clymer
Carter Nhl
Sciota Church
W. Jubertz
Helen Damon
Lucille Kimmy
Thomas R
West Washington Street
Francis, J. Graves
Anthony Robacrewild
Ant. Rertor
Ta. m
Prida
Our Lady of Victory
Wane Valley U. 5
Hal Smith
C. B
Blatt Bros. Rex Theatre
Dorry
Rexall
M. McCracken
Western Auto
Lester R. Lofus
Worth Center St
Corry, Pa
Ajax Iron Works
Insurance Agency
St. Corry
ALY
Ra Bracken-Keating Company
Morticlane
Center St
Corry
Hammond Elevator CO
Dedlera
Lomaeb
Coal and Bullies Supplies
Jamestown Meg. Corp
ARROW
Paul's
Bavison-Fogle Lumber’ CO
E. E
Guignon Po
Federal Court
Selective Service
Spencer Community Church
F. Armitage
Serool
T. J. Fullom
P. Armitage
Oregon
Senate
Abyssiideathlepiay
Caramaran
Ber
Nevada
Arizona
False
Bie
Thomas Linton
East Main Streat
Templar
Fang Suneist
Corryltes
Jarmes Klinger
North
Nichols’ Bag
Lax
George Shavir
Berktranse
Concordownahil
Ross Mead
Vanderhof
Erie Odviews
Waren W. Woon
Briemartielin
Tutsdtay
the Couty
Raward Martin
Walter G. Stroble
Albert Howard
Cest
West Pleasant
Northwest Streets
Howard
John Joping
LaSalle
Hazel W. Mutr
Titusville
Office of Price Administration
Fife
OPA
Empire State Building
New York
Pennsylvania Defense Council
Walter Spofford
Harrisburg
Red Grass
Pfc
Franklin
Parsons
Gerald B. Parsons
Chanute Pield
Army Air Forces
Technics Command
Berkshire Industrial School
Cannan
N.Y
Clifford Earl
Coch
Pittsburgh
Charles L. Poor
Harold J. Ickes
Retell
Great Lakes
Ste Corry
Great] Lakes
Til
Theodore J. Amoroso
Dhn Amoroso
Sherman Streets
Albert. W. Cole
Plorence E. Col
Wright Street
Joseph J. Puchly
B.S. Puchly
R.D
Edmond H. Bheline
Pennsylvania
Congress
Federallstorum
Bubri
Ornisen
Tay
Jesse
Bat
Saw Womel
Zanski
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